St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-10

and ..Toboggan club are requested to meet at
their club rooms in the Syndicate block this
evening. All gentlemen desiring - join are
invited.
Charles A. winship left for San Francisco
last evening.
Mrs. G.. B. Sanborn left for Gainesville,
Tex. yesterday.
Isaac Dexter and family will spend the
winter in Tennessee.
Union lodge social 10 night at their Bloom.
ington avenue hall.
Judge Rea was absent from the bench yes
terday on account of sickness.
Harry S. Dennison, of the Piney Woods
hotel, Thomasville, Ca, is at the West.
The marriage of A j. Condit and Miss Mel
lie Prior is announced to occur about Dec. 1.
The North Star Toboggan club have de-
cided to adopt the same style of uniform as
worn last winter.
The Scandinavion Labor and Aid society
will give a festival for the benefit of o. T..
Rolseth, at POS Central avenue saturday
| night
The marriage of Thomas Moore and Miss
| Ella c. Sweeney will occur next Tuesday
| evening at the Church of Our Lady of
| LoUrdes, Father Dagnault officiating.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
! Miss Bertha p Williams 10 Frank Lee, TO
| take place at the home of the bride, 2o14
Sixteenth avenue south, on Saturday.
Rev. S. II. Kellogg and family, Mrs. H. A.
Bacon and family, j. B. Jorgenson, s. E.
Lawson, Olive Benjamin, Charles Day, j. II.
Rector and B. T. Clark and wife have gone
to California.
Among the arrivals at the West: G. K
Gilbert and wife. Glencoe; ". d. Lowry,
Fergus Falls; j. Brigham, Cedar Rapids, 10.
Z. ID. Harrington and wife, New York; c. +.
Allen, Whitewater, Wis.
Among the arrivals at the Nicollet: \. Y.
Tyner, Fargo. DIX A R. Greene Madison,
Eau Claire, Wis; d. B. Johns Litchfield; L.
c. Stevenson and wife, Mankato; j. F.
LOTUS, Cologne.
A meeting will be held this evening at
Rev. James McGolricks residence, at which
Bishop Ireland is expected to be present, to
hear reports of committees appointed TO So
licit contributions for the defraying of the
S11, 200 Indebtedness on St. Mary's hospital.
The wedding of DR.. A. Wilcox to Miss
Alice Hurd was quietly solemnized at St.
Marks church last evening at o clock. Rev.
T. B. Wells performed the ceremony, after
which the happy couple and about sixty
friends repaired to the house of the brides
mother, at 100 Hawthorne avenue, where a
reception was given from till IL. The
house was handsomely and tastefully decor
ated with natural flowers.
Ex-Ald. W. ". Sly, for so long the head Of
the paint mandatory which bears his name,
has sold his interest to Capt. j. L. AmOry, the
well-known militiaman. Last night Mr.. Sly
I
taches, with a few outside friends, to an
elaborate spread al Taylor's restaurant about
dozen participating. and general good
time was had Mr.. Sly will shortly leave on
a Southern trip for his health, and Capt
AmOry will take charge at once.
The committee which was appointed in
connection with the reception of Messrs. Es-
monde and O'Connor, the Irish ENJOYS, who
were expected to visit Minneapolis, but will
not. met last evening at the residence of Rev.
lac rie o,nnfnr aCfa
demonstration to be held III the near future
1t is proposed to invite number of promi-
nent speakers from outside the city to give
their views on the present lamentable con-
ditiOn of affairs III Ireland.
The following course of parlOr lectures Will
be given under the auspices of the North
western hospital. the proceeds to go for the
benefit of that institution: Monday. Nov.
IA, THE Tragedy of King Lear by Presi-
dent CYRUS NOrthrOp. at the residence of Dr.
Nov. 81, Art by Rev. j. H. futile, at the
residence of L. Christian. 42S Eighth street
south; Nov. %, "A Month in Ireland" by
DR.. ID. j. Burrell. at the residence of DR.. F. A.
Dunsmoor. 256 Tenth street south; Dec. 3,
MANS Place in the Universe by Rev. H.
NJ. Simmons, at the residence of eX-Gov. j.
s. Pillsbury, 1908 Fifth street southeast.
Tickets will be sold at 80 cents each.
About eighty delegates bearing the some
what formidable title of the ministerial con-
ference of the synod of the Norwegian Evan
gelical church of North America" assem-
bled in the Norwegian school building, cor
ner of Seventh street and Fourteenth ave-
nue. south, yesterday and commenced work
promptly at 10 O'Clock. The conference,
which represents Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin,
Dakota and Minnesota, will remain in SEES
sion through next Tuesday with three SEES
sions day, and will devote its attention
mainly to the discussion of points of doctrine.
Yesterday home and foreign missions were
considered. The topic of most interest to
Minneapolis will be the question of the loca-
ton of the theological seminary in this city,
which will be reached in day or two.